₦airaland Forum

Ymodulus: Kindly interpret the highlights below and juster pus it with the Western's stupid excuse. Guess you have your reason while they can legally not sell,intentionally even without an express ban. If you are a lawyer , i will advice you apply the first three rules of interpretation, to make you have a clearer understanding of my postulation.
Bro Arms manufacturers will be willing to sell arms to countries even against their government will so as to make money. we have seen this in history.




There are few restrictions on whom the government may export arms to. One notable exception is the Leahy Law, which prohibits U.S. military aid or training to foreign military units known to have[color=#990000] committed human rights abuses. Under the Pentagon's interpretation of the law, however, these restrictions may be lifted if the foreign government filters out the "few bad apples" in that particular unit. An International Code of Conduct on Arms Sales is also being negotiated with other arms exporters in the hopes of creating a common set of export criteria. Read on for more facts.[/color]

Jeezuzpick: I like your answer.

However, as Nigerian adults with some recollection of our recent history, I'm sure we must recognize that our problem has never been that of lack of ideas, but of sustainability of our projects.

We've had issues with a national air fleet. Is it in commercial fishing that we will now succeed by waving a magic wand?

Some endeavours ought to be left to the private sector, regulated by Government. This is one of them, in my opinion. Companies and individuals can invest in trawlers, some in processing plants, some in cold rooms ie storage, and we can have a robust industry that way. Inland fish farming is a sector I believe is left largely unexplored in this country.

I will like to see FG more in that area.

bushdoc9919: So,here is the reason why these school drop outs are billionaires

1.In the developed world,it is far easier to set up a business because light and water are constant.(In Nigeria,your overheads are eaten up by generator costs).

2.The education system in the developed world(at all levels). is good at training students in problem solving. As an example....the guy who invented that spray you saw used in the World Cup when free kicks were taken invented it after getting sent off for arguing with the ref about the position of the ball for a free kick in a game he was playing in....he is a footballer.(Now in Nigeria,we will never think of that because our education system is just facts in,facts out).

3.Western cities do their utmost best to make themselves attractive to investors.And they do this by improving themselves. Micorosoft has its HQ in a out of the way American town...because said town made themselves attractive (Nigeria? Most Nigerian communities are busy chasing away the non indigenes to care).

How can we have our Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg? Well, it starts by changing our education system into a problem solving one. Students in JSS2 in a school in the North,for example, can be given a barren infertile piece of land and told to grow maize on it aspart of their Agricultural Science practicals, instead of just planting maize in the school farm.....while students in SS2 can be given a project to improve maize yields in the same school farm. And in one year....you have a fresh crop of problem solvers.

living2013: A standard written curriculum Vitae (CV) is vital when looking for work, especially a high competitive Job. So what should it contain?
There is no perfect template, and each sector may require a different emphasis on a different aspect of the content, such as career, history or qualifications. However, there are some basic rules on how a CV should be written and the information that should be included.
Overall, a CV should be neat and typed. It should also be short, usually no more than two sides of A4. It should be positive stressing achievements and strength and make a good impression in a clear and positive way.
The Basic formats For a CV includes;
• Personal details; including name, address, phone number, email address and date of birth (though DOB is no longer relevant due to age discrimination rules).
• Skills; Here you are to state all that you are capable of doing that will be related to the kind of Job you are looking for
• Career history; starting with your most recent job first. Include dates and temporary or voluntary Job if appropriate.
• A personal profile or career objective which sells yourself and your qualities tailored towards the Job you are applying for.
• Achievements from previous jobs that is relevant.
• Qualifications and training from previous Jobs, with the most recent first.
• Interests, if they are relevant and especially if the skills concerned are relevant for the Job.
• References; ideally two or more and including a recent employer.
Note,
(I) A straight forward font and formatting is required and the spelling must be checked properly. “Poor spelling is the quickest way of rejection”
(II) Properly check adverts for a particular Job and then use the common requirement to compose your CV. One CV doesn’t fit all application, do some research so you understand what employers are looking for.

See you at the top

derespect: U can get ur masters in criminology or forensic psychology. It will greatly help ur career. I bet u.